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Thursday, July 14, 2022

Amazon's home workout equipment is on major sale - Chron

Get pumped by Amazon's home exercise equipment sale.
There you were, standing in front of the bathroom floor mirror—naked—on the Monday morning after New Year’s Day, facing yourself. You jotted down on paper, New Year's Resolution: Get in shape. In the background, a news bulletin chimed: Omicron. Your wish now seems to be in a bind.
Simple: skip that pricey gym subscription and set yourself up for success at home. Amazon is pumping out sales on a surplus of workout equipment for anyone who’s looking to tone up in 2022. Bowflex’s popular kettlebells and dumbbells with adjustable weights are at their lowest offering to one-up your bicep curls and shoulder presses. And discounts of up to 30 percent on an all-around weightlifting station and machine will cover your hardcore strength training. If you're looking to get your heart rate up, Schwinn’s indoor bike is currently $400 off and primed for logging the sweaty mileage. Lastly, your abs, lats, and pecs can be fully toned by a wheel roller, a rowing machine, and a power cage—all running up to 40 percent off.
So even though 2022 is likely inheriting the WFH cachet of 2020 and 2021, your health goals—getting in shape, bulking up, sustaining the form, breaking in new fitness attires—need not totally suffer. Score in these Amazon home gym equipment deals and, finally, grunt as loud as possible.
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Key times you should NOT cut your grass - prevent 'serious harm' to you and your lawn - Express

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Gardeners can venture out again between May and September when their green spaces require a little extra attention. Months of rain and cold will have left many lawns overgrown and likely unhealthy. While this summery weekend should serve as an ideal opportunity for people to supply some lawn care, they should avoid doing so on certain occasions.
Wet grass sets up a day of lawn mowing for failure, leaving a mess that promises a choppy-looking garden and potentially damages the mower.
When wet, individual grass blades clump together, sticking inside the mower's internal mechanisms and leaving a deposit on the lawn.
Those effects ultimately mean their well-intentioned mowing ends with an uneven shear and thick layer of discarded grass, potentially leading to disease and infestation.
Wet grass also comes with a health risk, as any damaged wiring lying on the lawn could project a current which could severely injure or kill people.
READ MORE: ‘Best time’ to water grass to avoid ‘scorching’ grass - July lawn jobs
When to mow the lawn: Lawn mowing

People shouldn't dabble in extremes while they garden, meaning they should also avoid mowing an extra dry lawn.
A dry lawn is already unhealthy, and shearing dehydrated blades further damages the grass.
Gardeners should stick to watering during relentless heat, avoiding using a hose where possible.
When to mow the lawn: Wet lawn

As the above issues highlight, gardens reflect weather conditions, which ultimately impedes people's ability to maintain them.
In the case of high noon, it is less about lawn damage and more about personal health and safety.
Especially given the current run of record heat, the sun is hottest when it hangs highest around 12pm, so people should wait to mow until the late afternoon or evening.
When to mow the lawn: Lawn disease

Grass, like any other organic entity, will occasionally contract diseases, making the lawn a no-go for mowers.
Running a lawnmower over a patch of fungi or discoloured section will ultimately transmit disease to other parts of the garden.
Gardeners should prioritise extracting any identified infections from their green spaces before they start mowing again.
While summer is in full swing and autumn isn't due for another few months, some green-fingered Britons may want to consider preparing for the coming cold.
Experts usually recommend fertilising lawns before the autumn months to help support them until spring returns the following year.
Mowing after sewing the fertiliser will ultimately disrupt its positive impact and lead to an overall more unhealthy lawn.
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